The phrase "as a site model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific example or representation of a site, often in fields like architecture, urban planning, or web design.
Example: "The new park design was presented as a site model to showcase its potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "as a reference model" or "as a design prototype".
Gloaguen, F., Lawrence, J. D., Schmidt, M., Wilson, S. R. & Rauchfuss, T. B. Synthetic and structural studies on [Fe2 SR 2 CN x CO 6-x]x-as active site models Fe2 SR 2 CN x CO 6-x]x-as
The clade model (MD) detected a significant increase of ω in Pg11 due to the occurrence of positive selection, as detected by the site model M8.
Our previous studies show that site effects (amplification of rock motions), source and path effects are coupled when response spectra are used to characterize the amplification ratios for a soil site modelled as nonlinear or elastic.
We compare these side-effects for ground motions generated by three types of earthquakes, and we find that, at periods much shorter or much longer than the natural period of a soil site modelled as elastic, the average amplification ratios with respect to rock site ground motions from three types of earthquakes are moderately different and are very similar for other spectral periods.
The influence of Istanbul is embodied in more than just the name, as the site models itself on the eclectic, vibrant spirit of the city's Grand Bazaar.
Several methods have been developed to address this problem, such as the site models which allow dN/dS to vary among codons [38], [71].
The region of Churchill, Manitoba, contains a wide variety of habitats representative of both the boreal forest and arctic tundra and has been used as a model site for biodiversity studies for nearly seven decades within Canada.
The exhibition reveal the model as a site of collaboration, negotiation, and speculation not unlike the full-scale building that it anticipated.
We generated a variable containing the information about prevalence in each region and included this as a site level covariate in the model.
The meis1 gene locus was first identified in the BHX-2 mouse model as a site of viral integration in 15% of the induced leukemias and its role in leukemogenesis was subsequently well-established.
